A pair of buttons on Macintosh computers that enable the user to reboot the system or to enter a command-line interface at a low level of the operating system. Originally, only programmers testing software were expected to need those functions, so early models of the Macintosh hid the buttons inside the cabinet and supplied a plastic clip that could be attached so that the programmer could push them. In many later models the buttons are built into the cabinet; the button to reboot the system is marked with a triangle pointing leftward, and the other button is marked with a circle.
Spravica koju zalepite na Mekintoš. Ako je pritisnete na jednu stranu ponovo pokrećete Mekintoš, kao pomoću dugmeta Reset na PC-ju. Kada je pritisnete na drugu stranu, aktivira se mali prozor preko koga možete direktno da pristupite računaru - programerske stvari.